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Senators Hope To Put Cameras In U.S. Courtrooms, Including SCOTUS

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Lawmakers on Thursday unveiled a pair of bipartisan bills — one that would give federal judges permission to allow cameras in their courtrooms and another that would require the Supreme Court to open up certain proceedings to television crews, Courthouse News reports. Cameras and video recording have long been prohibited in federal courts. Democrats and Republicans say their proposed legislation will shine light on the justice system and increas…
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Senators Hope To Put Cameras In U.S. Courtrooms, Including SCOTUS

Lawmakers on Thursday unveiled a pair of bipartisan bills — one that would give federal judges permission to allow cameras in their courtrooms and another that would require the Supreme Court to open up certain proceedings to television crews, Courthouse News reports. Cameras and video recording have long been prohibited in federal courts. Democrats and Republicans say their proposed legislation will shine light on the justice system and increas…

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